Chaturbhuja Lord Ganesha embodies wisdom, success, and auspicious beginnings. Seated on the lotus, Ganesha invites devotees to seek solace and guidance, reminding them of his benevolence and ability to guide them through life’s journey with grace and positivity. Ganesha holds a noose to guide devotees, a goad to remove obstacles or a sweet Modak for rewards. His lower right hand is raised in a gesture of blessing, signifying his role as the bestower of boons. As the Remover of Obstacles and a patron of Art and Knowledge, Ganesha is venerated before any undertaking. With precise craftsmanship, this brass creation captures the essence of spiritual evolution amidst life’s challenges.

Lord Ganesha is also known as “Vignha-harta Shri Ganesha” as he removes all the obstacles from the path of prosperity and fortune in the lives of his worshipers. He is the younger son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati and has a special form. He bears the head of an elephant and the body of a human. Lord Ganesha is the head of all the associates (Gana) of Lord Shiva and for this reason, he is also known by the name “Ganpati”.

He not only is the remover of obstacles but is also the lord of science and art. He is an exquisite dancer and it seems he inherited the dance styles from his glorious parents. His father, Lord Shiv, assumes a special form known as Nataraja and performs the Tandava dance and his mother, Goddess Parvati, is the presiding deity of the graceful Lasya dance. Most of the traditional dances such as Bharatnatyam and Kathak in theater start with the glorification and worship of Lord Ganesha as he is associated with dancing and music.